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3:21Now PlayingDonald Trump has his lawyers scrambling after he makes a horrific mistake during his defamation case from E. Jean Carroll's lawsuit. John Iadarola and Bridget Todd break it down on The Damage Report.
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Trump May Have Screwed Up His Defamation Case By Mistakenly Saying A Photo Of E. Jean Carroll Actually Showed His ExWife
"Donald Trump has a lot on plate these days, but there’s one thing that sometimes slips through the cracks: He’s being sued for defamation by E. Jean Carroll, who for years has accused the former president of sexual assault. Trump sat for a predictably testy deposition last October, and excerpts from the transcripts are only being made public now. Among the newest revelations is that he may have screwed the whole thing up by contradicting one of his long-running (and pretty darn heinous) defenses.
As per The Washington Post, during the deposition, Trump was shown a photo of Carroll from the ‘90s. Trump, as you may recall, has had said that he couldn’t have assaulted her because she’s “not my type.”
And yet when shown this photo of Carroll and asked to identify the woman it showed, Trump responded, “That’s Marla, yeah. That’s my wife,” alluding to Marla Maples, his wife from 1993 to 1999 and the mother of his daughter Tiffany."
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